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Then, taking Lucien under the armpits, almost lifting him from the ground, she gave him a hearty kiss on each cheek. He had no further hesitation in embracing her. "Bravo! capital!" exclaimed the onlookers. With a bow Helene turned to leave, accompanied to the door by Madame Deberle. "I beg you, madame," said she, "to present my heartiest thanks to the doctor.
'I vow to the Lord, sighed out Kearney, 'I believe I'm the hardest-worked man in the three kingdoms. 'Maybe you are, muttered Gill, though certainly the concurrence scarcely sounded hearty, while he meanwhile arranged the books. 'Oh, I know well enough what you mean. If a man doesn't work with a spade or follow the plough, you won't believe that he works at all.
They made a hearty meal of bananas and cocoa-nut milk, and then all lay down in the canoe and dozed for some hours. The two lads were roused by Wilcox saying: “I think, gentlemen, we can paddle on quietly now; the sun will be setting in less than an hour.” Resuming their seats, they paddled gently on until the sun disappeared, then quickened their pace, and in another hour reached the shore.
Spriggins, and I am your debtor for life," said the young man, extending his hand to the obliging Moses and giving him that hearty shake which often betokens lasting gratitude. "Call on me at any time, Mr. Spriggins; you will be in again soon, I presume." "After hayin', sir." "Very well," and bowing the visitor out the lawyer once more took up the letter and read it slowly through.
The stay would have been longer, but the darkness was coming on fast; still it had been long enough for all to become the best of friends, and when the two officers came on deck it was to find the two crews engaged in a hearty game of repartee, the schooner's men casting jokes down into the boat, and the man-of-war's men hurling them back.
A beleaguered Sebastopol may explain its wants to the relieving army beyond the line of the Chernaya, by the lispings of its short Paixhans and its long twenty-fours. Études sur Pascal. Par M. VICTOR COUSIN. Cinqième Edition, revue et augmentée. Paris: 1857. pp. 566. 8vo. We render hearty thanks to M. Cousin for this new edition of a favorite work.
They may never let you go away again!" "Being so fond of my company," cried I, gaily. "Well, we'll see about it, my dear. Just you run off to Dolly Venn and leave me to do the rest. Sailors get out where other people stick, you know. We'll have a try, for the luck's sake." I held her little hand in mine for a minute and gave it a hearty squeeze.
In dhrawin' up a lease or framin' a bond, no more gallant sailor rides th' waves thin hearty Jack Larsen iv th' Amalgamated Copper Yacht Club. 'What ho? says he. 'If we're goin' to have a race, he says, 'shiver me timbers if I don't look up th' law, he says. So he become a yachtsman.
The three felt strongly inclined to give a hearty cheer; but prudence prevailed, and they remained silent.
"I entirely forgot about that." "What's to be done?" said I, almost crying with vexation. "I've nothing for dinner but fried ham and eggs." "The best we can do is the best," returned Mr. Smith. "You can give Mr. Jones a hearty welcome, and that will compensate for any defects in the dinner. I forewarned him that we should not entertain him very sumptuously."
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